Yesterday, "rain showers" actually meant someone opened up a fire hose in
the sky. My shasta daisies were almost 5 feet tall, and now they're
flattened. I don't see any broken stems. They're just laying down as if to
say "I'm not takin' any chances". If I cut them back maybe halfway, can I
expect them to flower again? Most of the buds are in the top 1/3rd of the
current stems.
Posted by Bill who putters on July 25, 2010, 4:33 pm
> Yesterday, "rain showers" actually meant someone opened up a fire hose in > the sky. My shasta daisies were almost 5 feet tall, and now they're > flattened. I don't see any broken stems. They're just laying down as if to > say "I'm not takin' any chances". If I cut them back maybe halfway, can I > expect them to flower again? Most of the buds are in the top 1/3rd of the > current stems.
Once dry I would stack some upright. Right now just about every thing
has been knocked down big time. Violent storm winds and heavy rains
hope some I did not already support do so on their own. About a inch
and a half in 20 minutes with gust that almost looked like a fog with
lighting. Just put my Mac back online and wonder why my old cat early
warning system did not work ?
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Bill S. Jersey USA zone 5 shade garden
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Posted by Susan on July 25, 2010, 4:38 pm
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On 7/25/2010 4:33 PM, Bill who putters wrote:
> Once dry I would stack some upright. Right now just about every thing > has been knocked down big time. Violent storm winds and heavy rains > hope some I did not already support do so on their own. About a inch > and a half in 20 minutes with gust that almost looked like a fog with > lighting. Just put my Mac back online and wonder why my old cat early > warning system did not work ?
You mean "stake," right? :-)
We were out driving in it. Branches across the road, a real biblical rain.
Susan
Posted by JoeSpareBedroom on July 25, 2010, 4:41 pm
> x-no-archive: yes > On 7/25/2010 4:33 PM, Bill who putters wrote: >> Once dry I would stack some upright. Right now just about every thing >> has been knocked down big time. Violent storm winds and heavy rains >> hope some I did not already support do so on their own. About a inch >> and a half in 20 minutes with gust that almost looked like a fog with >> lighting. Just put my Mac back online and wonder why my old cat early >> warning system did not work ? >> > You mean "stake," right? :-) > We were out driving in it. Branches across the road, a real biblical > rain. > Susan
Even so, it didn't wash the bird crap off my windshield. I think those
creatures are in cahoots with whoever makes Gorilla Glue.
Posted by Susan on July 25, 2010, 5:05 pm
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On 7/25/2010 4:41 PM, JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
> Even so, it didn't wash the bird crap off my windshield. I think those > creatures are in cahoots with whoever makes Gorilla Glue.
LOL
I add a refill bottle of fruit/veggies wash/surfactant to my solution
with each refill.
Had to after Tom stored turkey fryer oil in an empty ww solution bottle
and it ended up in my ww solution reservoir.
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> the sky. My shasta daisies were almost 5 feet tall, and now they're
> flattened. I don't see any broken stems. They're just laying down as if to
> say "I'm not takin' any chances". If I cut them back maybe halfway, can I
> expect them to flower again? Most of the buds are in the top 1/3rd of the
> current stems.